Early access · December 2026
Know before
you buy.
Valarth reads the filings of Indian listed companies, flags what the headlines miss, and answers your questions in plain language, so every investor can make an informed decision.
Every dot behind this page is one of the 7,362 stocks Valarth screens. The bright ones are India's large and mid caps. Hover over them to see who they are.
Incentive scheme widened to specialty chemicals; two listed makers named
Gains: VELUNDA, HALVIK · Confidence: MediumCables up 6.4% in five sessions with no filing or policy to explain it
4 of 6 cable makers moved together without newsOndera Foods: volumes grow again after four flat quarters
Gains: ONDERA · Confidence: High- Incentive scheme widened to specialty chemicals
- Cables up 6.4% with no explanation
- Ondera Foods volumes return
- Sahyadri receivable days rise again
A fund manager has analysts, data terminals and someone who reads every annual report to the last footnote. Most investors get a stock tip, forwarded four times. Valarth gives you the desk.
No more
- Pump and dump.
- Tips meant to move a price.
- Buy calls with no reasons.
Know what a stock is worth before you buy it.
Valarth has no stock to push and earns nothing from what you buy. It shows what a company is worth, how that number was reached and what today's price is assuming, so you can tell a fair price from a pumped one.
What's inside
One desk. Six instruments.
AI Screener
Ask for stocks in plain words. See every filter it used and every company it dropped.
Try the demo →Before the Bell
A short edition every morning on what moved overnight, why, and whether it touches you.
Read an edition →Forensic scan
Checks the accounts for the warning signs that analysts look for and headlines skip.
Run a scan →Portfolio X-ray
Every broker and fund in one view, with your real return and a review of what needs attention.
See a sample →Screener
196 filters and ready-made screens for the days you want precision.
Open the matrix → After launchValuation reports & Lab
A value range for each company, and a lab to test your own assumptions.
Move the sliders →AI Screener · in the first release
What Buffett says is that you don't have to swing at every pitch.
“The trick in investing is just to sit there and watch pitch after pitch go by and wait for the one right in your sweet spot. And if people are yelling, ‘Swing, you bum!,’ ignore them.”
Find your ball.
Start with what you already know: the industry you work in, the products you buy, the businesses in your city. Tell the AI Screener in your own words. It turns that into filters you can see and change, checks every company against them, and tells you which ones it dropped and why.
Demo with made-up companies and a small rule set. The live AI Screener reads the full market.
Before the Bell
Your morning edition, written overnight.
While the market sleeps, Valarth reads regulator notices, company filings and price moves, then writes a short edition. Each note says who gains, who loses, how sure it is and where it came from. Switch on My portfolio and it shows only what touches you.
9:15 am IST
Sample edition with made-up companies and events.
Forensic scan
The warning signs are in the footnotes.
Valarth reads annual reports line by line and runs the checks forensic accountants use: whether profit turns into cash, how fast customers pay, promoter pledges, auditor exits, related-party deals, and the Beneish and Altman models.
Scanning
Portfolio X-ray
Every account. One portfolio.
Import your Consolidated Account Statement and Valarth brings stocks, mutual funds and NPS from every broker into one view: your real return, where your money is concentrated, and a review of what needs attention. Connect Gmail and new statements come in on their own.
Where your money sits
AI review
Sample portfolio with made-up companies.
Valuation reports & Lab After launch
What is it worth?
Valarth picks the valuation methods that suit the business, weights them into one range, and sets today's price against it. Then the Lab hands you the assumptions. Move them and watch the value change, with every step of the maths on show.
Sahyadri is worth ₹980–₹1,420 a share on our assumptions. At ₹1,240 the price already assumes faster growth and fatter margins than the company has delivered.
VVALARTH RESEARCH · Educational research, not investment adviceBars show each method's range. The hatched bar is the weighted blend and the dark tick its middle. The dashed line is today's price. The diamond is the value from your assumptions below. Sahyadri Foods is a made-up company.
Your turn. Change the assumptions.
Where the methods come from
Ten thinkers behind every report.
Every method in Valarth comes from published work. While a valuation runs, Valarth shows whose idea it is and what they found, so you know where every number comes from.
Screener
196 filters. Or one sentence.
When you want precision, the full screener is there: valuation, profitability, growth, balance sheet, cash flow, ownership, dividends, forensic scores and price history. Start from a ready-made screen and change anything.
196 filters · pick a screen to see the ones it uses
Languages
Research in the language you think in.
Valuation reports are being built in English, Hindi and Marathi, with more Indian languages planned. Good research should not depend on reading English.
Understand before you invest.
Why Valarth
One question. Five kinds of answer.
Ask the same thing everywhere investors get stock ideas today. This is what usually comes back.
| What you get | Tip channels | Broker apps | Ratio screeners | General AI chatbots | Valarth |
|---|
Categories, not specific companies, judged on how each kind of service usually works.
Under the hood
It reads the source.
Not the headline, the summary or someone's opinion of it. Every figure in Valarth carries the date it was last updated and the filing it came from.
Annual reports, parsed
Financial statements come in through an XBRL parser, so the numbers are the company's own, line for line.
Presentations, read
Investor presentations are read by a multimodal model that understands their charts and tables, not just the text.
Claims, quoted
Business model cards quote the annual report for every claim and give the page it came from. A claim that fails the check is left out.
Early access
Be first through the door.
Early access is planned for December 2026. Join the list and you will hear from us before anyone else.
- An invite as soon as early access opens.
- Tell us the first question you would ask. Your answers shape what gets built first.
- No spam, and you can leave the list any time.
You're on the list.
We will write to you when early access opens.
Questions
Before you sign up.
When can I start using Valarth?
Early access is planned for December 2026, starting with the AI Screener. People on the waitlist hear first. Valuation reports and the Lab follow after launch.
Is Valarth investment advice?
No. Valarth is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. It is a research and learning tool. It shows its reasoning and sources so you can make your own decisions.
What will it cost?
There will be a free plan. Paid plans will be priced in rupees with GST included in the price you see.
Do I have to share my portfolio?
Portfolio X-ray is optional. If you use it, it reads your Consolidated Account Statement (CAS), which lists your demat holdings and mutual funds across brokers.
Where does the data come from?
Company filings with the exchanges, annual reports in XBRL format, investor presentations, shareholding and pledge disclosures, and daily exchange price files. Every figure shows when it was last updated.
Which languages will it support?
English first, with Hindi and Marathi being built for valuation reports. More Indian languages are planned. Tell us yours when you join the waitlist.